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As we draw the curtain on another remarkable year, I want to take a moment to thank each of you for your dedication, passion, and contributions to our shared vision at Club5. 

St. Moritz, December 22, 2024 - The Women's World Cup was held in St. Moritz on the weekend of December 21/22, 2024. While the first race on Saturday took place in ideal slope and weather conditions, the second Super-G had to be canceled due to unstable weather. Although not both races could take place as planned, the organizing committee is very satisfied with the race weekend.

Just before Christmas, the world's best ski racers were guests in Val Gardena for the 57th time for the speed classic on the Saslong. As usual, two races were on the program: a super-G on Friday and the legendary downhill classic on Saturday.

The Critérium de la Première Neige delivered an exceptional weekend of technical races on the legendary Face de Bellevarde in Val d’Isère. 

Madonna di Campiglio, 18 September 2024 - A new board was elected at the Club5 workshop in Madonna di Campiglio on Monday. In future, Rainer Senoner, President of the Saslong Classic Club and Race Director at the World Cup in Val Gardena, will be in charge of the association of classic World Cup venues. 19 organisers are now members of Club5.  

The duo Marius Robyr (president) and Hugo Steinegger (vice-president) have put their stamp on a magnificent new era of 18 years of World Cup skiing in Crans-Montana, culminating in the 2027 World Championships.

There was immense satisfaction for the athletes, teams and organising committee of the Soldeu 2024 World Cup this last weekend. Following the success of last year’s World Cup Finals, the ski circuit returned to Andorra.

10 days of sNOw DIFFERENCE in Cortina d’Ampezzo with two World Cups: no difference on the snow, for a snow without distinctions. 

We are very happy to say that the men’s Ski World Cup in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, was a great success!

Organisers and fans will remember the 84th Hahnenkamm Races for many years - thanks to Cyprien Sarrazin's fabulous run for the history books and Linus Strasser's home victory.